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    Solution

    A REACH compliance platform built around the substance.

    REACH compliance is not a documentation problem. It is a data problem with documentation as the output. Worldover holds every substance in your portfolio against the current SVHC, authorisation and restriction lists, so SDSs, declarations and dossiers stay in sync as the regulation moves.

    Quick answer

    A REACH compliance platform manages the substance data, dossiers and communications required by EU and UK REACH. The best fit is substance-first: every CAS number tagged against the current candidate list, Annex XIV authorisations and Annex XVII restrictions, with live monitoring so SVHC additions, Article 33 communications, registration dossiers and IUCLID exports stay current automatically. Worldover provides this with UK REACH tracked in parallel.

    • Live SVHC and authorisation list monitoring
    • Article 33 declarations on demand
    • Registration dossier management
    • UK REACH, TSCA and Prop 65 tracked in parallel
    • Supplier survey automation
    • 30% software saving, guaranteed

    How this connects to Worldover

    Keeping SDS, REACH and CLP current across a growing substance master?

    Worldover holds the substance, mixture, SDS and label as one live record so REACH, CLP and multi-market SDS regenerate the moment the underlying data changes.

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    Why does REACH defeat generic compliance tools?

    REACH is the most consequential chemicals regulation on earth, and it changes constantly. The SVHC candidate list grows twice a year. Authorisation decisions add and remove sunset dates. Restrictions under Annex XVII tighten. UK REACH diverges in subtle ways. A generic compliance tool stores a snapshot and asks a human to keep it current.

    Worldover holds your substance master as live data, tagged against the current text of EU REACH, UK REACH and the related restriction regimes. When the regulation moves, the affected SKUs, customers and open declarations surface automatically.

    How are SVHC updates and Article 33 notifications handled?

    Every June and January, the SVHC candidate list expands. For most chemical and cosmetics businesses, that means a scramble: cross-reference the additions, identify exposed SKUs, draft Article 33 notifications to customers, update the SDS library. Worldover does the cross-reference and the identification automatically. Drafting the notification is a one-click action with a human review gate.

    How should registration dossiers be managed?

    Worldover treats registration dossiers as versioned objects. Robust study summaries, exposure scenarios, chemical safety reports and tonnage band updates all sit under a single substance record, with full audit history. IUCLID exports stay current as the underlying data changes.

    How are supplier surveys run inside a REACH platform?

    The hardest part of REACH compliance is often upstream, not downstream: getting accurate composition, REACH status and SVHC declarations from your raw material suppliers. Worldover runs supplier surveys as structured workflows, with reminders, escalations and data ingestion straight into your substance master, not a folder of PDFs.

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